Java full stack - Basic

📚 Java Full Stack Development – Basic Course Outline
🧩 Module 1: Introduction to Full Stack Development
What is full stack development?

Frontend vs Backend vs Database

Tools and technologies used in Java full stack

💻 Module 2: Frontend Basics (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
HTML5: Structure of web pages

CSS3: Styling, Flexbox, Grid

JavaScript Basics: Variables, functions, DOM, events

Introduction to Bootstrap for responsive design

⚛️ Module 3: Advanced Frontend (Optional for basic course)
Introduction to React.js or Angular

State, Props, Components (for React)

Form handling and API calls

☕ Module 4: Core Java (Backend Foundation)
Java basics: variables, data types, operators

OOP concepts: Class, Object, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation

Exception handling, Collections framework

File handling and I/O streams

🖥️ Module 5: Java Backend Development
Java Servlets and JSP (Java EE basics)

Intro to Spring and Spring Boot

Creating REST APIs using Spring Boot

Dependency Injection

Annotations and Configurations

Intro to Maven for dependency management

🗃️ Module 6: Database Basics
SQL: CRUD operations, Joins, Constraints

MySQL or PostgreSQL

JDBC: Connecting Java to the database

Using JPA (Java Persistence API) with Spring Data

🔗 Module 7: Connecting Frontend and Backend
Making HTTP requests using JavaScript (Fetch/AXIOS)

Consuming REST APIs in frontend

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) basics

🛠️ Module 8: Tools & Deployment
Git & GitHub: Version control basics

Using Postman for API testing

Build and run a basic full stack project

Introduction to deployment on Heroku or local servers

✅ Outcome of the Course
By the end, learners should be able to:

Build a simple web application with frontend, backend, and database

Understand how Java fits into full stack development

Be ready for intermediate-level topics (like microservices, security, cloud deployment)